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Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Fw: Machin's Mill Marker
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Thanks Ray !!
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Hi Guys,
As promised a week or so ago, attached are images from the Machin's=20
Mill marker at Lake Orange, NY. The second image is the stream right behi=
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I was wondering why one would even want a mill to operate a mint??? The=20
screw press and cutting of planchets were done manually. The devices I've=
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seen sketches of that were used with rollers to make the copper stripes we=
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manually operated. Why did Ogden & company and Machin use a mill location=
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for their operations? Mould didn't, that I know of...=20=20
Ray
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Craig,
You can use these for your marker registry files.
Ray
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<DIV> <FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>I was wondering =
why one=20
would even want a mill to operate a mint??? The screw press and cut=
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of planchets were done manually. The devices I've seen sketches of =
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were used with rollers to make the copper stripes were manually=20
operated. Why did Ogden & company and Machin use a mill locatio=
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